The same is true for trample and lifelink
Instead, it's primarily considered a Limited format intended for MTG drafts - but both the One Ring and the innocuous Orcish Bowmasters made waves in eternal formats, becoming staples
Often lost in absurd prices and finance schemes is the fact that, beneath everything else, a Magic card is just a game piece, no different than the Dog in Monopoly or those little army men in Risk
Uro was a mainstay in Standard Temur Reclamation years ago, which was one of the strongest Standard decks of all time
Dont get me wrong though Tajic is still an incredibly good card, but it has some issues with how it matchups up against other cards in the format
You can spot a counterfeit very quickly by looking at the T in The. The bottom and right edges of the letter have wavy lines